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Fummins Conversion Kits

Fummins Turbo Kits for Ford Cummins Swaps

Compound turbo kits, single turbo kits, and exhaust manifolds specifically engineered for Cummins engines in Ford trucks - built by Diesel Power Source.

Diesel Power Source is the only manufacturer in the world that builds compound turbo kits specifically engineered for Fummins (Ford Cummins swap) vehicles. These are not generic Cummins compound kits with adapted brackets - every DPS Fummins kit is designed for the Ford chassis, with conversion-specific piping, mounting hardware, and routing that accounts for Ford steering geometry, crossmember placement, hood clearance, and intercooler location.

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The standard Cummins center-mount manifold does not fit in a Ford engine bay - the Ford heater box sits in the passenger-side rear corner of the engine compartment. DPS engineered the Fummins manifold with a rear-mount (90 degree) positioning that directs the turbo lower and inward to clear the heater box. This same manifold works for both Fummins (Ford) and Chummins (Chevy) conversions.

Only Fummins Compound Kit

DPS is the only manufacturer building compound kits for Ford Cummins swaps

Ford Chassis Engineered

Piping, mounting, and routing designed for Ford steering, crossmember, and hood clearance

Cooler EGTs

Compounds reduce exhaust temps under load

Complete Kits

Both turbos, manifold, piping, oil lines, and all hardware included

Fummins Compound Kit Sizing

Fummins compound kits use the same turbo configurations as the standard Cummins compound kits - the engine drives the sizing, not the chassis. Select based on which Cummins engine is in your Ford truck:

  • 5.9L Cummins in Ford, under 550 HP: S362/68/.70 or S363/68/.70 over S475. Quickest spool. Towing and daily driving.
  • 5.9L Cummins in Ford, up to 650 HP: S363/73/.80 over S475 or S480. Good balance of spool and top-end flow.
  • 5.9L Cummins in Ford, 650+ HP: S366/73/.80 or S369/73/.80 over S480. Performance and competition builds.
  • 6.7L Cummins in Ford: Start at S363/73/.80 over S475 (smallest) and scale up the same as a standard 6.7L kit. See 6.7L compound sizing.

All Fummins compound kits include the rear-mount Fummins manifold, both turbos, all conversion-specific piping, oil lines, and hardware. Ball bearing (~$550, approximately 200 RPM faster spool) and Turbonator VGT (200-300 RPM faster spool + optional exhaust brake) upgrades are available on all configurations.

Why Fummins Builds Need a Chassis-Specific Turbo Kit

A generic Cummins compound kit will not fit properly in a Ford engine bay. The differences between Ford and Dodge chassis create fitment challenges that DPS Fummins kits are specifically engineered to solve:

  • Steering system interference: Ford steering box and linkage are positioned differently than Dodge. DPS turbo downpipe routing clears Ford steering components.
  • Crossmember and front axle clearance: Ford crossmember placement affects oil pan and downpipe routing. DPS kits account for Ford geometry.
  • Hood clearance: Ford hoods have different contours than Dodge. Single turbos usually fit under stock Ford hoods. Compound setups may require cowl hood or hood modification depending on Ford year and turbo sizes. DPS can provide height measurements before you order.
  • Intercooler piping routing: Ford intercoolers mount differently than Dodge. DPS kits include charge piping designed for Ford intercooler location.
  • Heater box clearance: Standard Cummins center-mount manifold cannot fit. DPS rear-mount (90 degree) manifold clears the Ford heater box.

Common Fummins Swap Platforms

1999-2003 F-250/F-350 (7.3L Chassis)

Most popular for 12V Cummins swaps. 7.3L engine bay accommodates the Cummins well. Straightforward swap with proven results.

2003-2007 F-250/F-350 (6.0L Chassis)

Popular for 5.9L 24V and common rail swaps. Replaces the problematic 6.0L Power Stroke with proven Cummins reliability.

2008-2010 F-250/F-350 (6.4L Chassis)

Good platform for 5.9L or 6.7L Cummins. Engine bay accommodates either displacement.

2011+ F-250/F-350 (6.7L Chassis)

Less common due to increased wiring complexity. Possible with planning but requires more fabrication and electrical work.

Before Ordering a Fummins Kit

  • Confirm which Cummins engine is being installed (12V, 24V, common rail 5.9, or 6.7)
  • Confirm your Ford year, model, and which engine it originally had
  • Send DPS photos of your completed or planned swap showing engine bay, clearances, and any custom work
  • Confirm your power goals so DPS can recommend the right compound configuration

What's Included vs What You Supply

  • DPS provides: Both turbos, rear-mount exhaust manifold, all turbo piping, oil lines, downpipe, intake, air filter, gaskets, clamps, and hardware
  • You supply: Completed Cummins swap with mounts and wiring, Ford chassis with intercooler, exhaust system from downpipe back, tuning for your Cummins ECM

Fummins Conversion Kit FAQs  (Cummins engine into Ford truck)

Fummins = Ford truck with Cummins engine swap. These swaps are popular for replacing failed Power Strokes or building ultimate towing rigs.

Why Fummins needs different turbo approach:

  • Ford chassis constraints: Steering components, crossmember placement, and hood clearance differ from Dodge trucks
  • Custom mounting requirements: Ford engine bay wasn't designed for Cummins dimensions
  • Exhaust routing challenges: Downpipe and exhaust path different from factory Dodge applications
  • Intercooler location: Ford intercooler placement requires custom charge piping

Our Fummins kits address these challenges with turbo systems proven to fit Ford chassis, properly routed piping, and mounting solutions that work around Ford-specific obstacles.

Common Fummins platforms we support:

  • 1999-2003 F-250/F-350 7.3L chassis (most popular for 12V swaps)
  • 2003-2007 F-250/F-350 6.0L chassis (popular for 5.9L 24V swaps)
  • 2008-2010 F-250/F-350 6.4L chassis (good for 5.9L or 6.7L swaps)
  • 2011+ F-250/F-350 6.7L chassis (less common, more wiring complexity)

Turbo choice depends on your power goals and Cummins engine:

12-Valve Mechanical Fummins (most common):

  • 400-500 HP: S300 single turbo (S362, S366) - great street/tow balance
  • 500-650 HP: Larger S300 or S400 single (S369, S472, S475) - more aggressive
  • 650+ HP: Compound turbo system (S300/S400 or S400/S400) - best for heavy towing at high power

24-Valve VP44 or Common Rail Fummins:

  • 400-550 HP: S300 single or VGT upgrade - excellent daily/tow
  • 550-700 HP: S400 single or S300/S400 compounds - serious performance
  • 700+ HP: S400/S400 compounds with big injectors, dual CP3s, etc.

6.7L Cummins Fummins:

  • 450-600 HP: VGT upgrade or S300 single - maintains good drivability
  • 600-750 HP: S300/S400 compounds - optimal for this platform

Hood clearance considerations:

  • Single turbos usually fit under stock Ford hoods
  • Compound setups may require cowl hood or hood modification (depends on Ford year and turbo sizes)
  • We can provide height measurements before you order

Not sure? Tell us: Ford year/model, which Cummins engine, your power goals, typical use (towing weight, daily driving, etc.). We'll recommend the right turbo configuration.

Power potential matches standard Cummins applications:

12-Valve Fummins:

  • Stock P-pump with turbo upgrade: 350-450 HP
  • Modified P-pump + turbo: 450-600 HP
  • Built P-pump + compounds: 600-800+ HP
  • Advantage: Mechanical injection = simpler, no electronics to integrate with Ford

24-Valve VP44 Fummins:

  • Tuned with turbo upgrade: 400-500 HP
  • Injectors + turbo: 500-600 HP
  • VP44 limitations: Pump tops out around 600 HP reliably

Common Rail (5.9L or 6.7L) Fummins:

  • Tuned with single turbo: 450-600 HP
  • Compounds with injectors: 600-750 HP
  • Full build (compounds, dual CP3s, etc.): 750-900+ HP

Real-world Fummins examples:

  • 2001 F-350, 12V P-pump, S366 single: 475 HP - excellent daily/tow truck
  • 2005 F-250, 5.9L 24V, S369/S475 compounds: 625 HP - hot-shot hauler
  • 2008 F-350, 6.7L, S300/S400 compounds: 710 HP - competition pulling truck

Supporting modifications needed: Same as standard Cummins builds (injectors, fuel system, transmission, etc.). The Ford chassis doesn't limit power—supporting mods do.

A Fummins conversion requires solid mechanical skill and planning, but many experienced DIY builders complete these swaps at home. Diesel Power Source Fummins kits are engineered to reduce fabrication around turbo and airflow components. Some owners choose professional installation depending on experience, tools, and timeline.

Our Fummins kits include everything for the turbo system:

  • Turbocharger(s): Single or compound turbos sized for your power goals
  • Exhaust manifold: High-flow manifold compatible with Fummins applications
  • Turbo pedestal/mounting: Adapts turbo to manifold
  • Intercooler piping: Custom routing for Ford chassis (charge pipes from turbo to Ford intercooler location)
  • Oil lines: Feed and drain with proper fittings
  • Downpipe: Turbo outlet to exhaust system connection
  • All hardware: Gaskets, clamps, bolts, studs
  • Installation instructions: Fummins-specific guidance

What you'll need to supply (typical Fummins swap components):

  • Completed Cummins engine swap with mounts and wiring
  • Ford chassis and existing intercooler (or upgraded intercooler)
  • Exhaust system from downpipe back
  • Tuning for your Cummins ECM (12V needs injection pump setup, 24V/6.7L need ECM tuning)

Note: These are turbo system kits for already-swapped trucks. We do not provide engine mounts, transmission adapters, wiring harnesses, or other swap components—just the turbo performance system.

Ford chassis presents different clearance issues than Dodge trucks:

1. Steering system interference:

  • Ford steering box and linkage are positioned differently than Dodge
  • Turbo downpipe routing must clear Ford steering components
  • Our kits account for Ford steering geometry

2. Crossmember and front axle clearance:

  • Ford crossmember placement affects oil pan and downpipe routing
  • 4WD front axle positioning differs from Dodge
  • May require specific oil pan choice (consult during swap planning)

3. Hood clearance:

  • Ford hoods have different contours than Dodge
  • Tall compound setups may require hood modification or cowl hood
  • We can advise on hood clearance based on your Ford year and turbo choice

4. Intercooler piping routing:

  • Ford intercoolers mount differently than Dodge
  • Custom charge piping path needed from turbo to Ford intercooler location
  • Our kits include piping designed for Ford routing

5. A/C and power steering interference:

  • Ford accessory drive layout differs from Dodge
  • A/C compressor and power steering pump may need relocation or bracket changes
  • Plan for this during swap—turbo upgrades work around existing setup

Our recommendation: Contact DPS at 801-930-8404 to discuss fitment for your specific build before ordering

Same EGT benefits as Dodge Cummins applications - measurably cooler EGT's under load

Why Fummins owners love turbo upgrades for towing:

  • Ford chassis + Cummins torque: Already a great towing platform, turbo upgrades make it exceptional
  • EGT control: Single turbo drops EGTs, compounds deliver the biggest EGT reductions in the lineup
  • Ford frame and suspension: Can handle heavy loads that Cummins power enables
  • Reliability: Cooler EGTs protect your Cummins investment in the Ford chassis

Fummins towing advantages:

  • Ford Super Duty suspension handles weight well
  • Cummins torque curve perfect for heavy loads
  • With proper turbo setup, can outperform both stock Power Stroke and stock Dodge Cummins

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